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Raelina Krikston: Creative Intelligence for the Cannabis Market
Raelina Krikston uses her talents to create educational material for consumers. Her understanding of the changing climate within the cannabis industry makes her a key visionary on the Csequence team.
Csequence: The Must-have Video Library for those Who Want to Stay Informed on the Science and Value of Cannabis
Csequence: The Must-have Video Library for those Who Want to Stay Informed on the Science and Value of Cannabis
Fewer Bugs and Lower Healthcare Costs. What’s not to love?
Promising news from Ohio State this week shows hemp is an eco-friendly and inexpensive insecticide, as new and dangerous mosquito-borne diseases spread. A study by Leafwell suggests that cannabis could save millions in healthcare costs. Two studies this week show...
Exploring the Role of Cannabis in Managing Pain after Traumatic Brachial Plexus Injury
The article discussed in this blog highlights the therapeutic potential of minor phytocannabinoids, which could offer new avenues for medical treatments beyond the well-known effects of THC and CBD. Understanding these compounds could lead to the development of novel therapies for conditions such as inflammation, pain, neurological disorders, and cancer.
No rescheduling before November, Promising Research for Seniors, Youth, Women, and Covid Patients
An update on DEA rescheduling marijuana. New research on marijuana use among seniors and youth. New research on menstrual pain and cannabis use and Covid-19 outcomes. Marijuana rescheduling won’t happen before the election...
Exploring the Potential of Minor Phytocannabinoids as Anticancer Agents in Multiple Myeloma
The article discussed in this blog highlights the therapeutic potential of minor phytocannabinoids, which could offer new avenues for medical treatments beyond the well-known effects of THC and CBD. Understanding these compounds could lead to the development of novel therapies for conditions such as inflammation, pain, neurological disorders, and cancer.
Does marijuana reduce obesity? Promising research out of Germany, issues with Delta 8-THC continue.
Issues with unregulated Delta 8-THC continue. Two promising studies out of Germany this week regarding anti-aging, mental capacity, and endometriosis. A new study suggests reduced risk of obesity among marijuana users.
Understanding Cannabis Use in Primary Care: Prevalence, Risks, and Clinical Implications
This article highlights the high prevalence of cannabis use among primary care patients and underscores the necessity for routine screening to manage health symptoms and identify risks for cannabis use disorder. Implementing such screenings can enhance patient care by addressing both therapeutic use and potential substance use issues.
Athletes and Marijuana
The controversy continues about athletes and the use of cannabis following the Paris Olympics. This week we celebrate Sha’Carri Richardson’s gold medal and examine both the science and the politics around marijuana and athletic performance.
A Review of Cannabis Use and Mortality Risks: Implications and Findings from a UK Biobank Study
This article is important as it provides critical insights into the potential health risks associated with heavy cannabis use, particularly highlighting the increased cardiovascular disease (CVD) mortality risk among females. These findings underscore the need for gender-specific public health strategies and clinical guidelines to address the growing prevalence of cannabis use.
Comment period ends at the DEA, promising research, and testing lab troubles
DEA comment period ends. GOP lawmakers express doubt about rescheduling marijuana but are out of sync with a majority of Americans. Promising research on cancer treatment and among drug abusers. Watch our Journal Club and read two studies on the reduction of craving among users. The troubles with testing labs continue.
A Review of Cannabis Use and Mortality Risks: Implications and Findings from a UK Biobank Study
This article is important as it provides critical insights into the potential health risks associated with heavy cannabis use, particularly highlighting the increased cardiovascular disease (CVD) mortality risk among females. These findings underscore the need for gender-specific public health strategies and clinical guidelines to address the growing prevalence of cannabis use.